I bought and intend to read two old books by a since-deceased Quaker named Elton Trueblood. The Company of the Committed and The Incendiary Fellowship (both out of print) were books written in 1961 and 1967, respectively, and contain some … [Continue reading] about Elton Trueblood: Missional Church Pioneer
Post-charismatic 3: Honoring the “quiet” gifts
This post on Kester's blog (responding to this article in the UK's latest Christianity magazine) contains this quote from a comment by Dana Ames:One of the reasons "power evangelism" struck such a deep chord 20 years ago (!) was as a … [Continue reading] about Post-charismatic 3: Honoring the “quiet” gifts
Post-charismatic 2: the DIY ethic
When I was in high school I made several short video projects for a media class. It was probably the best creative fun I had in high school, besides writing and performing music in the band I formed. We recorded on VHS tape, and used two very … [Continue reading] about Post-charismatic 2: the DIY ethic
Post-Charismatic 1
Some have begun to think and write about a post-charismatic theology. I wanted to enter the fray and add my two cents as things pop up in my head. So I'm starting a series of posts on some thoughts relating to the expression of spiritual gifts and … [Continue reading] about Post-Charismatic 1
Post-charismatic
Robbymac is approaching the finish line for his opus on being post-charismatic (link here, scroll down to posts on Sept 29). On what he is trying to accomplish theologically, etc, his outline goes as follows: A biblical view of authority and the … [Continue reading] about Post-charismatic